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kami

髪かみkami
hair
FromLesson 28inHardcore Japanese

Usages of kami

朝あさ　髪かみ　を　鏡かがみ　の　前まえ　で　直なおす　と、　少すこし　自信じしん　が　出でます。asa kami wo kagami no mae de naosu to, sukosi zisin ga demasu.
When I fix my hair in front of the mirror in the morning, I feel a bit more confident.
夜よる　に　シャワー　を　浴あびて、　髪かみ　を　洗あらいます。yoru ni syawaa wo abite, kami wo araimasu.
At night I take a shower and wash my hair.
髪かみ　が　伸のびて　きた　から、　来週らいしゅう　美容院びよういん　に　行いこう　と　思おもう。kami ga nobite kita kara, raisyuu biyouin ni ikou to omou.
My hair has grown long, so I’m thinking of going to the hair salon next week.
子供こども　の　髪かみ　は　早はやく　伸のびます。kodomo no kami ha hayaku nobimasu.
Children’s hair grows quickly.
洗面所せんめんじょ　の　鏡かがみ　の　前まえ　で　髪かみ　を　直なおして　いる　と、　妹いもうと　が　「早はやく　して」　と　言いった。senmenzyo no kagami no mae de kami wo naosite iru to, imouto ga 「hayaku site」 to itta.
While I was fixing my hair in front of the washroom mirror, my younger sister said, “Hurry up.”
証明写真しょうめいしゃしん　を　撮とる　前まえ　に、　鏡かがみ　で　髪かみ　を　少すこし　直なおした。syoumeisyasin wo toru mae ni, kagami de kami wo sukosi naosita.
Before taking an ID photo, I fixed my hair a little in the mirror.
雨あめ　の　日ひ　は　髪かみ　が　なかなか　乾かわかない　ので、　ドライヤー　を　使つかう　時間じかん　が　長ながく　なります。ame no hi ha kami ga nakanaka kawakanai node, doraiyaa wo tukau zikan ga nagaku narimasu.
On rainy days, my hair does not dry easily, so the time I use the hair dryer becomes longer.
シャワー　の　あと、　ドライヤー　で　髪かみ　を　乾かわかします。syawaa no ato, doraiyaa de kami wo kawakasimasu.
After a shower, I dry my hair with a hair dryer.
夏なつ　は　暑あつい　ので、　髪かみ　を　短みじかく　します。natu ha atui node, kami wo mizikaku simasu.
Because summer is hot, I cut my hair short.
彼女かのじょ　は　雨あめ　に　ぬれた　髪かみ　を　ハンカチ　で　ふきながら、　笑わらって　いた。kanozyo ha ame ni nureta kami wo hankati de hukinagara, waratte ita.
She was smiling while wiping her rain-soaked hair with a handkerchief.
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